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García Jr. (2 HR) y Nacionales siguen encendidos bajo el calor sofocante de D.C.

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By Ben Raby Verified
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WASHINGTON – La gran pregunta en el Nationals Park durante este fin de semana festivo era: ¿qué está más caliente? ¿La ofensiva de los Nacionales o la temperatura ambiente? Con una temperatura de 100 grados Fahrenheit (aprox. 38 °C) a la hora del partido —la tercera más alta en la historia del Nationals Park—, la ofensiva de los Nacionales respondió temprano y con frecuencia el viernes por la noche, logrando una victoria de 9-5 sobre los Pirates en el inicio de la serie.
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Nationals' bats stay smoking hot in sweltering DC heat

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By Ben Raby Verified
| MLB (Major League Baseball) Verified
WASHINGTON – The biggest question around Nationals Park this holiday weekend: What’s hotter? The Nationals’ offense or the actual temperature? With a game-time temperature of 100 degrees – the third hottest in Nationals Park history – the Nats’ offense delivered early and often Friday night in a series-opening 9-5 win over the Pirates. The Nationals homered in each of the first three innings as Luis García Jr., Daylen Lile and José Tena all went deep off Pirates righty Mitch Keller.
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Cavalli, Mikolas appeal suspensions over melee with Red Sox

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By Ben Raby Verified
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WASHINGTON -- Both Cade Cavalli and Miles Mikolas have appealed their suspensions in the wake of Tuesday’s benches-clearing incident in Boston. Mikolas is scheduled to pitch on Sunday against the Pirates, while Cavalli is lined up to start on Monday against the Astros. On Wednesday morning at Fenway Park, Cavalli expressed remorse for the words he shouted at Boston’s Willson Contreras after a strikeout.
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